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Hi @Pearl In Scripture it's clear that Mary herself needed a Saviour; "My spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour" (From the Magnificat in Luke's Gospel).

@GodsGrace Remembering your bereavement; Psalm 46 is a strengthening and comforting Psalm, with deep trials and pressures in mind as the Psalmist penned it. Thinking of you at this time.

from back: @GodsGrace So did you ever give it a bit more thought? For some ppl if it's faith based it can be a witness tool. For others, something like the one you uploaded is probably meant to be a simple, gentle enhancement that is tasteful; seems you quite like the look of such a design...

@1stCenturyLady Great verse; Romans 10.17.

@GodsBeloved11 In Psalm 40, "mine ears hast Thou opened"; Hebrew = 'digged' for 'opened'; i.e., pierced. There is the Messianic picture of the bondservant, anticipating the Perfect Servant, obedient unto death, Philippians 2.

Excellent verses there to think about, @Ziggy...

@Cachalot One of the commentaries on Hebrews indeed is entitled, 'The Unshakable Kingdom'...

@Mantis I think for a believer the whole experience of going into a parlor for a faith based design isn't just to be able to have the experience of "Ohh that feels good"; but rather so that others can profit from having a faith challenge/ Scripture verse or ref. brought to their attention. So...

@Ziggy You are right about the peeling of layer after layer which become more apparent with prayer and meditation, in terms of meaning and profit and blessing...

@Cachalot Psalm 139 is so searching and indeed 'search' is a keyword, right? :)

Hi @Mantis Acts 2.42 has a good summary of the sort of local church activities which are particularly sanctioned by Scripture.

@Ziggy Every parlor is different. But what so many of them seem to have in common is the fact that they often have on display portfolios with different artists' artwork, which can be freely looked at, without obligation. And every artists has his or her own style. (Often years ago it was...

@Ziggy That Psalm 86 quote is a reminded just of how patient and compassionate our God is... I look at my own heart and keep reminding myself at how patient I need to be...

Paul in Romans at the beginning and the end speaks of 'obedience to the faith' and 'the obedience of faith'; one can have knowledge of the truth, yet be in disobedience.

Been replying to plenty of ppl's posts; haven't been on for a day or two; but won't bother you, if you prefer....

@Angelina Reminds me of 1 Kings 18.21: "How long halt ye between two opinions? if the Lord be God, follow him..."

@MatthewG She certainly did her Biblical homework, didn't she...? :)